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ISO "push button" show Hunter to be a confidence builder for an amateur rider looking to move up from open shows to rated shows. Needs to be able to compete up to 3'6". Not particular about gelding or mare. Can be a little bit older, would consider minor maintenance if x-rays can be shown. Prefer to stay in the south east but will travel for the right horse. Horse needs to be able to take a joke. Purchase budget is >10k. Personal coach on site and immaculate facility with all the bells and whistles. Horse will be extremely well loved and taken care of. Vet and Farrier references available.

Hi, I'm looking for a small pony. Prefer a pony between 11.2-12.2 hands. Don't mind a gelding or a mare. Must be safe and 100% sound. Don't mind an older pony as it's going to be for a 3 year old girl. She rides 2 times a week now but I want a pony that she can ride and not have to worry about it taking off. hope to stay in four figures. I'm located in Prince Edward Island Canada, so I would like to stay in the north east US but a pony in Canada would be great! \n\nThank you

ISO Gelding with jumping experience or jumper prospect. At least 16.00 hands. Let me fill you in on what I am looking for and my situation. My parents just bought a house with 10 acres in Purcellville, VA. They are building a small 3 stall barn for my QH Gelding and hopefully another horse. Construction was supposed to start on June 1st, but with the rain, it has moved to mid-June. It will take 6 weeks to be built so really looking at beginning of August until I can get another horse. However I didn't think it would hurt to put feelers out now. \n\nI am working with a limited budget. But this horse will get a great home! I can give references, will sign a contract, and even let you come see the place (once built) and meet my QH gelding to see how loved and well taken care of he is. \n\nI’ve had my QH gelding for 19 years now (I currently board him in Catharpin, VA until the barn is complete). I have shown English and Western Pleasure on him. I always wish he would jump, but he never did. He just has that typical “laid back” QH personality. Even when he was young, it was hard to get him to even gallop. The past 2 years he has developed Navicular and now I can only basically walk on him. He’s a horse I just can’t sell though and will be with me until the day he dies. \n\nI’ve been looking at adopting a OTTB because it seems like the best financial way to get a younger horse who can either jump or has the prospect to. (I did ride jumpers before my QH). I am open to any breed who fills my criteria. I know there may be some people who would give their horse away to a good home but may be hesitant to advertise that.

We are looking to lease (off-site) a dressage bred broodmare for the 2016-2017 season. \n\nWe have a lovely farm in Florida with plenty of grass/pasture and barns. Can supply vet references.\n\nIdeally like a Trakehner, KWPN or Oldenburg. Please contact me with ideas. \n\nThanks!

I am in the market for a young dressage prospect. I live and train in the Austin Texas area

Looking for a 5 to 12 year old gelding between 14 hh and 15-3 hh, preferably in the Pacific NW region. Temperament between 4 and 6. Doesn't need to have extensive training as will be trained in classical French dressage. Will also be taken on trail rides, so spooky won't work.

Looking for a nice tall prospect that will mature to 17+ for hunter/jumper/eventing. Budget is up to maybe $15k. I think I'm set on the color black as well. Located in Southern California.

We are seeking a junior/YR/AA upper level dressage horse. Must be patient, forgiving, steady in the mind, rare to spook, and willing. Seeking a confidence builder who can teach a first level rider to FEI. We want forward but not hot. A push ride is better than a whoa boy. Would prefer showing I1 and scoring mid sixties or above. 12-18 years old is preferred. Ideal height: 15.3-16.3 Anything in the USA or Canada is acceptable.

Looking for a solid 3rd level horse, preferable 16h or taller and under 15yrs. Only free lease option will be considered. Horse would be stabled at a top quality boarding facility in Ohio where they will receive the best care. I would be training with a Pan Am gold medalist and going to shows in OH, KY, and MI. Please contact me if you have an available horse and want to know more about where I'm located.\n

ISO: I know this is a longshot, but ISO an FEI horse to work towards my USDF Gold medal on. I don't have a lot of cash on hand, but I do have several super nicely bred Warmblood horses to trade, ranging from weanlings through 6 year olds. I would also entertain a lease, or even a consignment horse. The horse I'm looking for can be aged, quirky, need maintenance, etc. Just please no dangerous or spooky horses. Must have the capability to score 60% at FEI level Dressage.\nTo learn more about us, visit my website at: www.halfpassfarmva.com\nLocated in Virginia. \nEmail: [email protected]